The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Person al.

OrK on business
Major w. ]. Richards is at home, after making
a visit to New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mcdonald left yesterday
afternoon for Washington.
Mr.. Bayard s. Gray postmaster at Portland,
Jay county, has returned home.
Miss Anna Farquhar viii go to Richmonl the
last OF this week to visit friends
Mrs. A. B. Gates went to Connersville yester-
day, to visit her cousin. Mrs. Grifis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drew have returned from
visit OF several weeks in New York
Mrs. Ed Schurmann will go to Chicago to-
morrow to see her mother, who is quite i'll.
Miss Josephine Gill, who has been spending
few days here, left for Richmond yesterday
Mrs. George Trask is spending few DAYS in
Lafayette with her daughter, Mrs. +. W. Rose.
Miss Ida Jaqua, of Union City, a niece of
Governor Gray, is visiting the Governors fam
lily.
Miss Matte Clark, Of Monroevlle is visiting
Miss Matte Strattar, of North Mississippi
street.
Mrs. B. F. Claypool and daughter. Miss Clip
pinger, returned to their home in Connersville
yesterday.
Miss Mary Olcott, of Greencastle is visiting
friends in this city, before leaving for her hSne
in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Coan, of Kansas City, formerly of
this city, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmerton.
Mrs N. B. Hawkins. of Portland. after sever
al days visit with her aunt Mrs l. P. Gray has
returned home
Miss May Shoemaker returned to her homo in
Cincinnati yesterday after spending ten days In
this city with friends.
Mr. J. V. Cooke, business manager of j. B.
Folks Mixed Pickle Dramatic Company, is in
the city on short visit.
Miss Anna Bryan, who has been the guest of
the Misses DRYER, returned to her home In
Louisville on Wednesday.
Miss Crawford and Lula Clark, from Mon
rovia, who have been visiting Miss Clara Pray,
have returned to their homes.
Mr. c. B. Holloway and son, NJ G. E. Hol-
loway, returned yesterday from visit to New
Orleans and other Southern cities
Mrs. Cora Schofeld, who has been spending
several months with her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Krag. will go to Madison this week.
Mr. George #. Branham returned yesterday
from short stay in St. Louis, where he was
looking after his business interests.
Mrs. Quincy Myers and daughter returned
home to Logansport yesterday. after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cornelius for month.
Mr.. McCrels. of Carthage Mo-. is in the city
and spending his time in visiting the benevolent
institutions, in which he is greatly interested.
Miss Tennie Now1and is visiting the family of
Henry Smith. at London, o. She will probably
be absent from the city until sometime next
| summer.
Mr.. j. A. Hanson states that he will not retire
from the firm of Hanson, Van Camp & Co. until
April The reports regarding his ill-health have
been greatly exaggerated.
Society Events.
The pupils of the Indianapolis Business Col
lege will be rendered a reception by G. G. Ker-
ner on next Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E. Dark will celebrate
| their crystal wedding tomorrow night at their
home, No. 30S College avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Daggett will give a recep-
| ton on Wednesday evening in honor of their
son, M. VIM. H. Daggett, and his bride
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins will give a
| party on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
| Minnie Stoddard, of Minneapolis, who is their
| guest
The annual election Of officers of the Fort
| nightly Literary Club will occur Tuesday.
| The meeting will be held with Mrs. Ballard, on
| East Ohio street
| Mrs. j. P. Hood gave an entertainment. on
/ Friday night, at her residence. No. 359 Park
avenue, in honor of her brother, Walter L. Car
penter, and his WIFE,
! The Board of the McAll Auxiliary will hold 9
meeting to morrow afternoon, at o'clock, at the
residence of Mrs. w. H. Ripley, No. 400 North
| Pennsylvania street.
At a meeting held at Mrs W. ". Woolens. or
Monday. Mrs G. c. Hit read an interesting paper
on the Russian novelist, Tolstoi, and discussed
at some length his ANNA Karenina."
A pleasant party of friends assembled las
| evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A
Parker, to celebrate the fftieth birthday of thu
| latter. very enjoyable evening was spent.
At the Woman's Club, on Friday. Mrs. II.
Martin will read paper on George SandI
| "Consuelo" The conversation Literary
| French Women" will be led by Miss Mari
| Louise Bright
The last meeting of the Monday evening elias:
will be held at Pfafiin's Hall tomorrow night
| Nc clocc ;S of MN har NJ yvo
known gentlemen and their wives. who hav
taken course of instruction in the terpsichorea1
art since before the holidays
There was a large attendance at the Cinderell
party given last night by Professor Brennek
and his Friday evening class, and few hour
were most pleasantly spent in dancing. TIL
new steps-the Knickerbocker, the eavotte an
the parlor quadrile-were among the number
on the dainty little programmes.
The Emera Club met at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blodgett
last week. The discussions were animated an
interesting Refreshments were served. Their
were present Mrs. Smythe. Mrs Moulton, Mri
Enele, Mrs Louthain, Mrs. Christman, Mr..
. Noble, Mrs. Mattock, Mrs. Metcalf and Mr.
Drummond.
} The ladies of George H. Chapman W. R. C.
No. 10, with their husbands, surprised conrad
. James NJ. South, of Chapman Post, Frida
evening. the event being in honor of his fifty
sixth birthday An elegant supper was serve
8 to about one hundred guests. DIR. Wishard. in
Or1oI address, presented MT. oontn hanOSoH
: gold headed cane from the ladies of George
Chapman w. R. c., No. TO- and comrades
On last Tuesday evening the Misses Schle
: gave progressive euchre party at their res
: dence, No. 331 South New Jersey street.
honor of their guest, Miss Margaret Fitch,
Madison. The favors were won by Miss Marg
t ret Fitch and Theo c. Hoffman. Those presel
; we're the Misses Anna and Buhla Milford, Coz
e Kuhn, Lulu Mueller, Maud Shepherd, HIATT
n Ludroff, and Messrs. +. 3. Lefeber, l.. Ludori
3 jr.. JAS McCloskey, Fred Eberhardt, Theo
a Hoffman, Louis Adams and j. Schley.
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n Church Socials and Entertainments
Q The ladies Of Meridian street NJ. E. Churc
> will soon begin active preparations for fair
8 be given in Tomlinson Hail. Many new featur
d are being perfected.